"I have played better on the floor once I got back after the win. You feel that winning thread and when you're winning, you just cannot get that feeling anywhere else," added the 2018 world champion.Cross eyeing improvements... "It's a year at a time. Before I counted it (Paris 2024) out, but then after the season and just the progress, you kind of know there's more and you want to take it a year at a time, because I'm looking forward to defending my (world) title at 2022 in Oregon. Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player The rule about signing the wrong scorecard has since been changed but it came too late for Roe, who never played in another major and then retired from professional golf at the end of 2006.